Is it okay to go to school and act normal after someone dies?

Discusses whether returning to school and acting normal after a death is okay, explaining the benefits, challenges, and coping strategies while reassuring teens that their grief journey is unique and valid.

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When someone close to you dies, life can feel like it's been turned upside down. You may feel overwhelmed with sadness, confusion, or even guilt, and it might seem strange to think about going to school and acting like everything is normal. However, for many people, returning to a familiar routine can be comforting and helpful. But is it okay to go to school and act normal after someone dies? The short answer is yes, it's okay to handle grief in a way that feels right for you, including finding a sense of normalcy in your daily life. Why Does...
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